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Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD T ransmitters and Controllers Configuration and Use Manual Instruction Manual P/N 20001266, Rev . CB October 20 10.
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Configuration a nd Use Manual i Contents Chapter 1 Before Y o u Begin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1.1 About this m anual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ii Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Contents Chapter 4 Using the Display and Menu System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 4.1 About this ch apter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Configuration a nd Use Manual iii Contents 8.4 Configuring the milliamp outputs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 8.4.1 Milliamp output . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
iv Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Contents Chapter 13 Configuring Digital Co mmunications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97 13.1 About this ch apter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Configuration a nd Use Manual v Contents 16.3 Sensor zero . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 4 16.3.1 Zero failure and restor ing zero values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
vi Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Contents 19.5 Custody transfer (OIML) and custody transfer (OIML/bat ch) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 64 19.5.1 BOL numbers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Configuration a nd Use Manual vii Contents 22.7 Alar m listings by categor y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212 22.7.1 Electronics ala r ms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
viii Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Contents A.9 Environmental effects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 249 A.10 Hazardous area classifica tions . . . . . . .
Configuration a nd Use Manual ix Contents Appendix F Series 3000 Menu Flowcharts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 277 F .1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 1 Installation Using the Display Digital Communications Setup Before Y ou Begin Chapter 1 Before Y ou Begin 1.1 About this manual This manual explains ho w to install, co.
2 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Before Y ou Begin 1.3 European install ations This Micro Motion product compl ies with all applicable European dire cti ves when properly installed in accordance with the instructions in this manu al.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 3 Before Y ou Begin Installation Using the Display Digital Communications Setup Before Y ou Begin 1.6 Communication too ls Y ou can communicate with a Series 3000 de vice using an y of the follo wing communication tools: • The local display • ProLink II v2.
4 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Before Y ou Begin 5. Perform startup p rocedures (Chapter 16). 6. Learn to use the Series 3000 device in operation mode (Ch apters 17 through 19 ). 7. Learn ho w to vie w , start and stop, and reset totalizers (Chapter 20).
Configuration a nd Use Manual 5 Before Y ou Begin Installation Using the Display Digital Communications Setup Before Y ou Begin 1.9 Micro Motion customer service For customer service, phone the supp ort center nearest you: • In the U.
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 7 Installation Using the Display Digital Communications Setup Before Y ou Begin Chapter 2 Installation 2.1 Overvie w This chapter provides supple mental installation informatio n for all Series 3000 de vices. 2.2 Installation proce dure T o install you r Series 3000 de vice: 1.
8 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Installation 2.4 Model 335 0 or Model 3700 safe ty precautions 2.5 Environmenta l requirements Note: This section applies to all Series 30 00 devices.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 9 Installation Installation Using the Display Digital Communications Setup Before Y ou Begin 2.8 Model 335 0 or Model 3700 disp lay cover orientatio n (optional) Note: This section applies o nly to Model 3350 or Mode l 3700 devices.
10 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Installation 2.9 Installing the remote core processor Note: This section applies only to Model 3500 or Model 3700 devices in re mote cor e pr ocessor with r e mote transmitter installations.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 11 Installation Installation Using the Display Digital Communications Setup Before Y ou Begin Remote core processor with remote transmitter installations also require 9 -wire cable. Micro Motion offers three types of 9-wire cable: jacketed, shielded, and armored.
12 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Installation Figure 2-2 I/O terminal locations Figure 2-3 I/O terminal labels Model 3300 or Model 3 500 panel-mount Input/output wir ing.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 13 Installation Installation Using the Display Digital Communications Setup Before Y ou Begin 2.11.2 Grounding For all Series 30 00 de vices, the shields from the I/O wires should be grounded at a single p oint. Ground the shields at the remote d e vice, not at the Series 3000 de vice.
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 15 Installation Using the Display Digital Communications Setup Before Y ou Begin Chapter 3 Digital Communications Setup 3.1 About this chapter This chapter expl ains ho w to install wiring for digit al communications between the Series 30 00 de vice and a remote device.
16 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Digital Communications Setup Y ou may also order the IC521A-F signal con verter w ith a ticket printer . Contact Micro Motion for the appropriate ETO (engineered-to-order) number . Depending on your remote d e vice, you ma y also need a 9-pin to 25-pin adapter .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 17 Digital Communications Setup Installation Using the Display Digital Communications Setup Before Y ou Begin 2. Using twisted-pair shielded cable, and a signal con v erter if required, connect the remote de vice to the RS-485 output terminal s on the Series 30 00 device.
18 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Digital Communications Setup Figure 3-2 Model 3 300 or Model 350 0 with RS-485 signal conv erter – I/O cables Figure 3-3 Model 3 350 o.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 19 Digital Communications Setup Installation Using the Display Digital Communications Setup Before Y ou Begin 3.4 Setting up Bell 202 communications Follo w the steps below to set up Bell 202 commun ications between the Series 3000 de vice and a remote de vice.
20 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Digital Communications Setup Figure 3-4 Model 3 300 or Model 350 0 with HAR T interface – Screw-type or solder -tail connectors Figure.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 21 Digital Communications Setup Installation Using the Display Digital Communications Setup Before Y ou Begin Figure 3-6 Model 3 350 or Model 370 0 with HAR T interface F.
22 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Digital Communications Setup Figure 3-8 HAR T multidrop wiring with SMAR T F AMIL Y ™ transmitters and a configuration tool Figure 3-9 Wiring for pressure or external temperature compensa tion ProLink II v2.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 23 Digital Communications Setup Installation Using the Display Digital Communications Setup Before Y ou Begin Figure 3-10 Wiring for HAR T T ri-Loop Figure 3-11 Wiring fo.
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 25 Installation Using the Display Digital Communications Setup Before Y ou Begin Chapter 4 Using the Display and Menu System 4.1 About this chapter This chapter explains ho w to use the Series 3000 di splay and menu system.
26 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Using the Display and Menu Syst em 4.3 Menu systems Most Series 3000 display fun ctions are or gani zed into two men u systems: • The Management menu allo ws you to perform configuration and mainte nance tasks.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 27 Using the Display and Menu Syst em Installation Using the Display Digital Communications Setup Before Y ou Begin Installation Using the Display Digital Communications .
28 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Using the Display and Menu Syst em Figure 4-5 Pressing Security button from Process Monitor screen – Security enabled 4.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 29 Using the Display and Menu Syst em Installation Using the Display Digital Communications Setup Before Y ou Begin Installation Using the Display Digital Communications .
30 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Using the Display and Menu Syst em 4.5 Using the cursor control bu ttons The cursor control butto ns mov e the cu rsor around the display menus. In menus, the cursor is a re verse-vide o highlight bar .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 31 Using the Display and Menu Syst em Installation Using the Display Digital Communications Setup Before Y ou Begin Installation Using the Display Digital Communications .
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 33 Configurin g System Data Configurin g API Configuring Input s Configuring Security & L anguage Chapter 5 Configuring Security and Language 5.1 About this chapter This chapter expl ains ho w to configure security and select the lan guage for the Series 3000 display .
34 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring Security and Lang uage 5.3 Security Security can be used for th e following three functions: • T o control access to the M.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 35 Configuring Security and Lang uage Configurin g System Data Configurin g API Configuring Input s Configuring Security & L anguage 5.
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 37 Configuring System Data Config uring API Configuring Inputs Configuring Security & Language Chapter 6 Configuring System Data 6.1 About this chapter This chapter explains ho w to conf igure system data. System parameters are listed in Figure 6-1.
38 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring System Data 6.3 System paramete rs System parameters are def ined in T able 6-1. 6.3.1 Alarm severity Alarms are organized into four cate gories. W ithin each category , alarms are classified into three le v els of sev erity .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 39 Configurin g System Data Configurin g API Configuring Input s Configuring Security & L anguage Chapter 7 Configuring Inputs 7.1 About this chapter This chapter expl ains ho w to configure inputs. Inpu ts include all the softwa re parameters listed in Figures 7-1 and 7-2.
40 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring Input s Figure 7-1 Inpu ts menu – Core processor parameters Inputs Flow variables •F l o w d a m p i n g • Flow direct.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 41 Configuring Input s Configurin g System Data Configurin g API Configuring Input s Configuring Security & L anguage Figure 7-2 Inpu ts menu – Frequency inp ut, di screte input, external inputs 7.
42 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring Input s 7.3.1 Enabling and disab ling core processor in puts Core processor inputs are enabled by default. By disabling th e core processor , you disable all core processor input signals and ala rms.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 43 Configuring Input s Configurin g System Data Configurin g API Configuring Input s Configuring Security & L anguage Figure 7-3 Effect of flow direction on mil liamp outputs: 4 mA value = 0 V o lume flow type Liquid • Select the desired volume flo w type.
44 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring Input s Figure 7-4 Effect of flow direction on mil liamp outputs: 4 mA value < 0 Example 1 Configuration: • Flow direction = F orward only • mA output: 4 mA = 0 g/s ; 20 mA = 10 0 g/s (See the first g raph in Figure 7-3.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 45 Configuring Input s Configurin g System Data Configurin g API Configuring Input s Configuring Security & L anguage Example 2 Configuration: • Flow direction = Re v erse only • mA output: 4 mA = 0 g/s ; 20 mA = 10 0 g/s (See the second g raph in Figure 7-3.
46 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring Input s Ta b l e 7 - 3 Effect of flow direction on frequency ou tputs, discrete outputs, totalizers, and digital communicat ions Flow dire ction v alue Forward flow (1) (1) Pr ocess fluid flowing in same dir ect ion as flow dir ection arr ow on sensor .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 47 Configuring Input s Configurin g System Data Configurin g API Configuring Input s Configuring Security & L anguage P ounds per minute lb/min P ounds per hour lb/hr.
48 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring Input s Gas standard volum e flow and standard density If you set V olume Flow T ype to Gas Standard V olume, you must enter the standar d density of the gas you are going to measure (i.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 49 Configuring Input s Configurin g System Data Configurin g API Configuring Input s Configuring Security & L anguage 4. If your gas is not listed, you must describe its properties. a. Select the Enter Other Gas Pr operty radio button.
50 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring Input s T o create a special unit, you must: 1. Identify the simplest base v olume or mass and base time units for your special mass flo w or volume flo w unit.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 51 Configuring Input s Configurin g System Data Configurin g API Configuring Input s Configuring Security & L anguage Density parameters Density parameters are listed an d def ined in T able 7-8. Density units are listed in T able 7-9.
52 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring Input s T emperature parameters T emperature parameters are listed and d efin ed in T able 7-10. Damping A damping value is a period of time, in seconds, o ver which the process v ariable v alue will change to reflect 63% of the change in th e actual process.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 53 Configuring Input s Configurin g System Data Configurin g API Configuring Input s Configuring Security & L anguage Cutoffs Cutoffs are user-def ined v alues belo w which the transm itter reports a value of zero for the specif ied process variable.
54 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring Input s Figure 7-5 Sample calibration tags – T -Series sensors Figure 7-6 Sample calibration tags – A ll sensors except .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 55 Configuring Input s Configurin g System Data Configurin g API Configuring Input s Configuring Security & L anguage Flow calibration values T wo separate values are used to describe flow ca libration: a 6-character FCF value and a 4-character FT v alue.
56 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring Input s LD Optimization is a special compensation that is sp ecifically for hydrocarbon liquids. LD Optimization should not be used with an y other proc ess fluids. LD Op timization is a v ailable only wi th certain larg e sensor sizes.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 57 Configuring Input s Configurin g System Data Configurin g API Configuring Input s Configuring Security & L anguage 7.4 Configuring the frequency input Frequency in put parameters def ine ho w the frequency input is used to represent process data.
58 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring Input s For mo re assistance on conf iguring the freq uency input parameters, see the information provided for confi guring the frequen cy outpu t parameters, in Section 8.5. 7.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 59 Configuring Input s Configurin g System Data Configurin g API Configuring Input s Configuring Security & L anguage 7.
60 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring Input s Density f actor (1) 0.0000 g/cm3 per PSI The change in fluid density per PSI.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 61 Configuring Batch Configuring Process Monitor Configurin g Outputs Configuring Eve nts Chapter 8 Configuring Outputs 8.1 About this chapter This chapter expl ains ho w to configure outputs. Ou tputs include all the softw a re parameters listed in Figure 8-1.
62 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring Outputs Figure 8-1 Outputs menu 3 2 Outpu ts Discrete output s Milliamp outp uts Frequency outp ut Discrete output 1 2 Milli.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 63 Configuring Outputs Configuring Batch Configuring Process Monitor Configurin g Outputs Configuring Eve nts 8.3 Configuring the discrete outputs Y ou can configure one, tw o, or three discrete outputs.
64 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring Outputs 8.3.2 Source variable assignment The ON/OFF states of the discrete output are controlled by the disc rete input, discret e e vent, or process condition assigned to the discrete ou tput as a source v ariable.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 65 Configuring Outputs Configuring Batch Configuring Process Monitor Configurin g Outputs Configuring Eve nts Flow switch Flow switch is used to indicate that the flo w rate of the flow switch sour ce (e.g., mass flo w , liquid vo lume flo w) has dropped belo w the flow switch setpoint .
66 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring Outputs Note: The Fault Indication parameter is designed to put the discr ete output in a safe state durin g a fault condition, and not to indicate that a fault condition is pr esent.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 67 Configuring Outputs Configuring Batch Configuring Process Monitor Configurin g Outputs Configuring Eve nts By default, the Series 3000 de vice immediately repo rts a fault when a fault is encountered. Y ou can delay reporting f aults by changing the f ault timeout .
68 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring Outputs LRV and URV Each process v ariable that can be assigned to a milliamp output has its o wn 20 mA and 4 mA v alue (UR V and LR V). If you assign a different process v ariable to a milliamp output, the corresponding LR V and UR V are loaded and used.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 69 Configuring Outputs Configuring Batch Configuring Process Monitor Configurin g Outputs Configuring Eve nts Note: Beginning with r ev7.
70 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring Outputs 8.5 Configuring the frequency output T able 8-7 lists and def ines the parameters that can be set for the frequency output.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 71 Configuring Outputs Configuring Batch Configuring Process Monitor Configurin g Outputs Configuring Eve nts 8.5.1 Frequency = flo w If you specify Frequenc y = Flo w , you must also specify Frequenc y and Flo w . Flo w is def ined as the maximum flowrate appropriate to your application.
72 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring Outputs The resulting Frequency v alue must be within the range of the frequ ency output (0 to 10,000 Hz). • If the Frequency v alue is less than 1 Hz, reconfigure the recei ving de vice for a higher pulses/unit setting.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 73 Configuring Outputs Configuring Batch Configuring Process Monitor Configurin g Outputs Configuring Eve nts Figure 8-4 50% duty cycle If Maximum Pulse W idth is set to .
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 75 Configuring System Data Config uring API Configuring Inputs Configuring Security & Language Chapter 9 Configuring the Petroleum Measurement Application 9.1 About this chapter This chapter expl ains ho w to configure the petr oleum measu rement applicat ion (API feature).
76 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring the Petro leum Measurement Applicat ion 9.3 About petrol eum measurement The petroleu m measuremen t application enables Corr ection of T emperatur e on volume of Liquids , or CTL.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 77 Configuring the Petro leum Measurement Applicat ion Configuring System Data Config uring API Configuring Inputs Configuring Security & Language Configuring System .
78 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring the Petro leum Measurement Applicat ion 9.4.2 T emperature data For the temperature v alue to be us ed in CTL calc ulation, .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 79 Configuring Batch Configuring Process Monitor Configurin g Outputs Configuring Eve nts Chapter 10 Configuring Discrete Events 10.1 About this chapter This chapter expl ains ho w to configure discrete e vents. Discrete ev ents include all the software parameters listed in Figure 10-1.
80 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configu ring Discret e Events Figure 10-1 Discrete events menu 10.4 Discrete even t configuration proc edure Y ou can configure 1 to 5 discrete e vents , as described in the follo wing steps.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 81 Configu ring Discret e Events Configuring Batch Configuring Process Monitor Configurin g Outputs Configuring Eve nts Step 4 High and low valu es For the process v aria ble assigned to the selected disc rete e vent , configure a high v alue, a low v alue, or high and lo w v alues, as required by the e vent type.
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 83 Configurin g Batch Con figuring Pro cess Monitor Configurin g Outputs Configuring Eve nts Chapter 11 Configuring the Discrete Batch Application 11.1 About this chapter This chapter expl ains ho w to configure the discret e batch application.
84 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring the Discrete Ba tch Application Figure 11-1 Discrete batch menu 11.3 Batching configuration overview T o configure batching, the follo wi ng general steps are required: 1. From the Discrete Batch menu: a.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 85 Configuring the Discrete Ba tch Application Configurin g Batch Con figuring Pro cess Monitor Configurin g Outputs Configuring Eve nts 2. From the Discrete Outputs menu, conf ig uring the required di screte outputs: • For 1-stage operation, you must conf igure one discrete output.
86 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring the Discrete Ba tch Application 11.5 Control options Select one of the control options de fined in T able 11-2.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 87 Configuring the Discrete Ba tch Application Configurin g Batch Con figuring Pro cess Monitor Configurin g Outputs Configuring Eve nts Count up Y es • If set to Y es, the total di splay ed on screen increases from zero to the targe t va lu e.
88 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring the Discrete Ba tch Application 11.5.1 One-stage versus two-stage bat ching If No. of Stages is set to 1 , a single pump or v alve is used to control the batch. (Y o u can assign both a pump and a valv e if desired, although only one is necessary .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 89 Configuring the Discrete Ba tch Application Configurin g Batch Con figuring Pro cess Monitor Configurin g Outputs Configuring Eve nts 11.6.1 Batch preset examples The following e xamples describe the batch proc essing sequence for two different batch preset confi gurations.
90 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring the Discrete Ba tch Application 11.7 Batch contro l methods Batch control functions can be performed in four w ays: • By using the functio n b uttons on the displ ay (see Section 18.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 91 Configuring the Discrete Ba tch Application Configurin g Batch Con figuring Pro cess Monitor Configurin g Outputs Configuring Eve nts Ta b l e 1 1 - 4 Batch control as.
92 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring the Discrete Ba tch Application 11.7.1 Special cases in batch control There are two common situations in batch co ntrol that.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 93 Configurin g Batch Con figuring Pro cess Monitor Configurin g Outputs Configuring Eve nts Chapter 12 Configuring the Process Monitor 12.1 About this chapter This chapter expl ains ho w to configure the proce ss monitor .
94 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring the Process Monitor 12.3 Process monitor screens The Process Monitor Screen s menu allo ws you to sp ecify the process v ariable that will appear on the display . Y ou can configu re fi ve screens, displaying 0 to 4 v ariables on each screen.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 95 Configuring the Process Monitor Configurin g Batch Con figuring Pro cess Monitor Configurin g Outputs Configuring Eve nts Conf iguring Batch Configuring Pr ocess Monit.
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 97 Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications Chapter 13 Configuring Digital Communications 13.1 About this chapter This chapter expl ains ho w to configure digital communications.
98 Micro Motion ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters and Controllers Configuring Digital Communications Figure 13-1 Digital communication menu – RS-485 (Protocol = H ART , Modbus RT U, or Modbus ASCII) F.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 99 Configuring Digital Communications Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications Figure 13-3 Digital communication menu – Bell 202 and Device setup 13.
100 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Configuring Digital Communications Polling address T wo polling addresses are st ored on the Series 3000 de vice: a Modb us polling address and a HAR T polling address.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 101 Configuring Digital Communications Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications If no connection is made during the 10-second period , the terminals are automa tically reset to RS-485 mode and will remain in that mo de.
102 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Configuring Digital Communications Printer test After configuring the pri nter , select Printer T est to perform a printer test. A standard test page should be produced at the printer .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 103 Configuring Digital Communications Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications 13.
104 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Configuring Digital Communications 13.4.3 Communicating w ith a remote device After Bell 202 communicatio ns ha v e been set up (both wirin g and conf iguration), you can connect to the Series 3000 device using the pa rameters described in T able 13-5.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 105 Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications Chapter 14 Configuring Custody T ransfer 14.1 About this chapter This chapter expl ains ho w to config ure the custody transfer application.
106 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Configuring Custody T ransfer 14.3 Configuration options The custody transfer applicati on is designed to comp ly with three dif ferent sets of requirements, as defined by two dif f erent regulatory agencies.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 107 Configuring Custody T ransfer Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications 14.4 Configuring cust ody transfer (NTEP) T o configure custody transfer (NTEP): 1. Referring to Figure 14-1, set Wo r l d A r e a to NTEP .
108 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Configuring Custody T ransfer Figure 14-1 Security menu for cu stody transfer (NTEP) 14.5 Configuring custody transfer (OIM L) and custody transfer (OIML/batch) T o configure custody transfer (OIML) or custody transfer (OIML/batch): 1.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 109 Configuring Custody T ransfer Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications 4. If desired, you can mark the transfer v ariable with asterisks that will appear on the transfer (OIML) ticket and in the transfer log, and optionally , the process monitor .
110 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Configuring Custody T ransfer Note: If a single discr ete input is assigned to p rint both a tran sfer (OIML) ticket and a st andar d or batch ticket, only the transfer (OIML) ticket will be printed.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 111 Configuring Custody T ransfer Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications Figure 14-2 Security menu for custody transfe r (OIML) and custody transfer (O IML/batch) 14.
112 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Configuring Custody T ransfer Figure 14-3 Security switch on pa nel-mount Model 3300 or Mo del 3500 14.6.2 Rack-mount devices T o set the security switch on a M odel 3300 or Model 350 0 mounted in a rack: 1.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 113 Configuring Custody T ransfer Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications Figure 14-4 Security switch on rack-mount Model 3300 or Mod el 3500 Figure 14-5 Installing lockout screws on rack-mount platform 14.
114 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Configuring Custody T ransfer T o set the security switch on the Model 3350 or Model 3700: 1. Unscre w the circuit board compartment co ver . 2. The security switch is located on the panel inside the circuit bo ard compartment.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 115 Configuring Custody T ransfer Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications 14.7 Installing the weig hts and measures seal The weights and measures seal must be installed an d secured by a weights and measures inspector or authorized third party .
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 117 Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications Chapter 15 T i cket Formatting and Printing 15.1 About this chapter This chapter expl ains ho w to format and print tic kets.
118 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Ticket Formatting and Printing Ta b l e 1 5 - 1 Ticket availability Special app lications Tic kets a vai lable Standar d Batch (1) (1.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 119 Ticket Formatting and Printing Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications 15.3 Standard tickets This section describes the formatt ing and printing of standard tick ets.
120 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Ticket Formatting and Printing 15.3.2 Printing Y ou can print standard tickets manually , via the displa y , or via a discrete input. Y ou can also specify that tickets wi ll be printed automatically if a disc rete e v ent occurs .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 121 Ticket Formatting and Printing Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications Note: Y ou can assign one or mor e actions to a single discr ete input or discr ete event.
122 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Ticket Formatting and Printing 15.4.2 Printing Batch tickets can be printed in se v eral ways: • Automatically , when the batch end.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 123 Ticket Formatting and Printing Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications If the print request occurs: • When flow is not present (the batch is st opped or ended), the batch ticket is printed.
124 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Ticket Formatting and Printing Figure 15-3 Ticket con figuration menu – Batch (NTEP) tickets 15.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 125 Ticket Formatting and Printing Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications Auto print T o print a batch (NTEP) ticket auto matically when the batch tar get is reached, set the Auto Print parameter for batch tickets to Y es (see T able 15-4).
126 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Ticket Formatting and Printing Note: The Pr e Header , Post Footer , Header Line 1, Header Line 2, and Footer parameters ar e shared with all ticket types. Any forma tting defined for transfer (OIML) tic kets is appl ied to all tickets.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 127 Ticket Formatting and Printing Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications 15.6.2 Printing T ransfer (OIML) tick ets must be printed manually , using either the PR INT b utton on the displa y or a discrete input conf igured to print a transfer (OIML) ticket.
128 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Ticket Formatting and Printing Display Note: This function is not available if flow is pr esent and T ransfer Print Conditions is set to No Flow . T o print a transfer (OIML) ticket from the display: 1.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 129 Ticket Formatting and Printing Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications Note: The T ransfer Print Sc r ee n an.
130 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Ticket Formatting and Printing Figure 15-5 Ticket configuration menu – Batch (OIML) ticket s Ta b l e 1 5 - 8 Ticket parameters – Batch (OIML) tickets V ariable Default Description Pre header cod es P ost f ooter codes None Pr inter control codes.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 131 Ticket Formatting and Printing Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications 15.
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 133 Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications Chapter 16 Startup Procedures 16.1 About this chapter This chapter expl ains the procedures that are re quired for initial startup of the Series 3000 de vice.
134 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Startup Procedures 4. If there are any acti v e alarms, the alarm category will be displayed in the alarm bar .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 135 Startup Procedures Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications Configuring Custod y T ransfer Startup Configuring.
136 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Startup Procedures 5. When the calibra ti on is complete: • In the acti ve alarm log, the alarm changes fro m “acti v e” to “inacti ve b ut unackno wledged. ” • If the calibration succeeded, a “Success” status is displa yed.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 137 Startup Procedures Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications Configuring Custod y T ransfer Startup Configuring.
138 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Startup Procedures 16.3.4 Diagno sing sensor zero failure If the Calibrate Zero screen reads “Calibrati on F ailure, ” the sensor zero calibration was not successfully completed.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 139 Startup Procedures Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications Configuring Custod y T ransfer Startup Configuring.
140 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Startup Procedures Milliamp outputs Refer to Figure 16- 2 to access and set the out put le ve ls of milliamp out puts. 1. Select the milliamp output to be set. 2. Use the cursor control b uttons to change the output v alue.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 141 Startup Procedures Configuring Custod y T r ansfer Startup Configuring Tic kets Configurin g Digital Communications Configuring Custod y T ransfer Startup Configuring.
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 143 Operation Mode – Batch T otalizers and In ventories Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation Mode Chapter 17 Operation Mode 17.1 About this chapter This chapter e xplains ho w to use the Series 3000 de vice in operation mode.
144 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Operation Mode 17.4 Process monitor op eration mode The process monitor , sho wn in Figu re 17-1, is the default operation mode unless the discrete batch application is present. • T o scroll through the process monitor , press the left or right cursor control button.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 145 Operation Mode Operation Mode – Batch T otalizers and In ventories Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation Mode 17.5 Using the View menu When you press VIEW at the operation screen, the V ie w menu is displayed (see Figu re 17-2).
146 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Operation Mode Figure 17-3 Working with the Vi ew menu 17.5.1 Active alarm log The platform performs self-diagnosti cs during operation.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 147 Operation Mode Operation Mode – Batch T otalizers and In ventories Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation Mode 17.5.2 Process monitoring This selection displays the process monitor , as described in Section 1 7.
148 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Operation Mode 17.5.6 Diagno stic monitor The Diagnostic Monitor sho ws real-time v alues for sensor flo w tube frequency , left and right pickof fs, driv e gain, and li v e zero.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 149 Operation Mode – Batch T otaliz ers and In ventories Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation M ode Chapter 18 Operation Mode – Batch 18.1 About this chapter This chapter expl ains ho w to use the discrete ba tch control application a nd ho w to perform batch A OC (automatic ov ershoot compensatio n).
150 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Operation Mode – Batch 18.3 Batch process screen Figure 18-1 sho ws the Series 3000 display in batch operation mode, ready to start a batch. The display sho ws that t here ha v e been zero kilogram s of actual deli very in this batch.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 151 Operation Mode – Batch Operation Mode – Batch T otaliz ers and In ventories Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation M ode Figure 18-1 Series 3000 disp lay in batch mode 18.3.1 Function buttons In Figure 18-2, the display sho ws that the batch target is 12.
152 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Operation Mode – Batch Figure 18-2 Using batch function buttons Figure 18-3 indicates the actions that are perform ed by the functio n bu ttons during batch operation. Figure 18-3 Function buttons in batch mode DEVICE 1 Preset 1 Actual 4.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 153 Operation Mode – Batch Operation Mode – Batch T otaliz ers and In ventories Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation M ode 18.
154 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Operation Mode – Batch Figure 18-5 Batch processing sequences: 2-stage ba tching, Open Primary at 0% 0% 100% Normal operation Confi.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 155 Operation Mode – Batch Operation Mode – Batch T otaliz ers and In ventories Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation M ode Figure 18-6 Batch processing sequ.
156 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Operation Mode – Batch Example 1 Batch control conf iguration: • No . of Stages = 2 • Configure Presets By = % of T arget Prese.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 157 Operation Mode – Batch Operation Mode – Batch T otaliz ers and In ventories Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation M ode 18.5 Special cases in batch processing This section describes two common situations in batch processing th at may require special attention from the oper ator .
158 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Operation Mode – Batch 6. When o v ershoot has been adequately minimized: a. From the Mainte nance menu, select Ca libration . b . Select Batch A OC . 7. Select Save Calibrat ion . 8.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 159 Operation Mode – Batch T otalizers and In ventories Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation Mode Chapter 19 Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer 19.1 About this chapter This chapter explains ho w to use and manage the cu stody transfer application.
160 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Ta b l e 1 9 - 1 Series 3000 behavior and available functions Custody t ransfer (NTEP) Custody t.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 161 Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation Mode – Batch T otalizers and In ventories Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation Mode Outputs mA output behav.
162 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Process v ariables All flow rates Repor ted nor mally Repor ted as zero Repor ted nor mally Repo.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 163 Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation Mode – Batch T otalizers and In ventories Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation Mode 19.
164 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer 19.4.4 General use of Se ries 3000 device This section describes the effect of custody transf er (NTEP) on specif ic Series 3000 de vice functions.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 165 Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation Mode – Batch T otalizers and In ventories Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation Mode 3. End the transaction, either by printing a tr ansfer (OIML) ticket or by using the tran sfer reset function.
166 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer 19.5.4 T ransfer (OIML) and batch (OIML) tickets and ticket printing Printing methods, conditions, and ti cket contents for transfer (OIML) and bat ch (OIML) tickets are described in T able 19-2.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 167 Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation Mode – Batch T otalizers and In ventories Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation Mode Print job status For some printer types, a discrete output can be conf igured to indicate that the tick et could not be printed (see Section 8.
168 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer 19.5.6 General use of Se ries 3000 device This section describes the ef fect of custody tran sfer (OIML) and custody transfer (OIML/batch) on specific Series 3000 de vice functions.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 169 Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation Mode – Batch T otalizers and In ventories Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation Mode If you select T ransfer T otalizer: • Y ou can view current transfer , in ve ntory , or transfer and in ventory v a lues for the current transfer .
170 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer 19.6 Clearing a security breach The method used to clear a sec urity breach depends on the cause of the breach. See T able 19-3. Note: Clearing the security br each on the Series 30 00 de vice does not estab lish legal security (see Section 19.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 171 Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation Mode – Batch T otalizers and In ventories Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation Mode Figure 19-3 Audit trail menu 19.8.1 Using the audit trail The Current Ev ent Number item on the Audit T ra il menu displays the e vent number of the most recent ev ent.
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 173 Operation Mode – Batch T otaliz ers and In ventories Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation M ode Chapter 20 Using T otalizers and Inventories 20.1 About this chapter This chapter e xplains ho w to monitor , star t, stop, and reset totalizers and in ventories.
174 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Using T ot alizers and Inventori es In addition, if the custody transfer application is installed and W orld Area is set to OIML, the.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 175 Using T ot alizers and Inventori es Operation Mode – Batch T otaliz ers and In ventories Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation M ode Operation Mode – Bat.
176 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Using T ot alizers and Inventori es 20.4 Process totalizers Use the V iew menu to: • V iew the current v alue of a process totalizer • Start or stop all process totaliz ers and in vento ries simult aneously • Reset a process totalizer From the V iew menu: 1.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 177 Using T ot alizers and Inventori es Operation Mode – Batch T otaliz ers and In ventories Operation Mode – Custody T ransfer Operation M ode Operation Mode – Bat.
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 179 Diagnostics and T roubl eshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specifications – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement Perf ormance Chapter 21 Measurement Performance 21.1 Overview This chapter describes th e follo wing proced ures: • Meter verif ication – see Section 21.
180 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Measurement Performance 21.2.1 Meter verification Meter verif ication applies only to the Model 3 500 and Model 3700 tran smitters.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 181 Measurement Performance Diagnostics and T roubl eshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specifications – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement Perf ormance 21.2.2 Meter validation and meter factors Meter v alidation can be used with all Series 3000 systems (both tran smitters and controllers).
182 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Measurement Performance The flo wmeter measures process va riables based on f ixed points of reference. Calibration adjusts those points of reference. Three ty pes of calibration can be perfo rmed: • Zero (see Section 16.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 183 Measurement Performance Diagnostics and T roubl eshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specifications – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement Perf ormance • Measurement adjustment - Meter verification is an indicator of sensor condit ion, bu t does not change flo wmeter internal measurement in any way .
184 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Measurement Performance Specification uncertainty limit The specification uncertainty limit def ines the accep table degree of variation from factory results, expressed as a percentage.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 185 Measurement Performance Diagnostics and T roubl eshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specifications – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement Perf ormance Figure 21.
186 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Measurement Performance Figure 21-2 Meter verification test, or iginal version – Display 21.3.3 Running Smart Meter Verification T o run a Smart Meter V erificat ion test: • W ith ProLink II, see Figure 21-3.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 187 Measurement Performance Diagnostics and T roubl eshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specifications – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement Perf ormance Figure 21.
188 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Measurement Performance Figure 21-4 Smart Meter Verification test – Display Start Meter Verify Progress .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 189 Measurement Performance Diagnostics and T roubl eshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specifications – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement Perf ormance Figure 21.
190 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Measurement Performance 21.3.4 Reading and interpreting me ter verification test results Pass/Fail/Abort When the test is completed, the result will be reported as Pass, F ail, or Abort: • Pass – The test result is within the specif ication uncertainty limit.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 191 Measurement Performance Diagnostics and T roubl eshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specifications – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement Perf ormance Detailed .
192 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Measurement Performance Figure 21-6 T est result chart The test result chart shows the results for all te sts in the ProLink II database, plotted against the specification uncertai nty limit.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 193 Measurement Performance Diagnostics and T roubl eshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specifications – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement Perf ormance Note the fo llowing: • The test result chart may not show all test results, and test count ers may not be contin uous.
194 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Measurement Performance Detailed test data with the Communicator Note: Requir es Smart Meter V erification. No detail ed test data is availabl e with the original version of the meter verification application.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 195 Measurement Performance Diagnostics and T roubl eshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specifications – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement Perf ormance 21.3.5 Setting up automatic or remote ex ecution of the meter verification test Note: Requir es Smart Meter V erification.
196 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Measurement Performance Figure 21-9 Smart Meter Verificatio n scheduler – Display Figure 21-10 Smart Meter Verification scheduler – Communicator 21.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 197 Measurement Performance Diagnostics and T roubl eshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specifications – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement Perf ormance 21.
198 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Measurement Performance Density calibration fluids D1 and D2 density calibration requ ire a D1 (lo w-density) flu id and a D2 (high-d ensity) fluid. Y ou may use air and water . If you are calibrating a T -Seri es sensor, the D1 fluid must be air and the D2 fluid must be water .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 199 Measurement Performance Diagnostics and T roubl eshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specifications – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement Perf ormance 21.5.2 Density calibration procedures T o perform the lo w-density calibration: 1.
200 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Measurement Performance 2. If possible, shut of f the flow . Otherwise, pump the fluid through the sensor at the lo west flo w rate allo wed by the process.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 201 Measurement Performance Diagnostics and T roubl eshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specifications – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement Perf ormance 4. Use an y established method to de riv e an accurate density , in g/cm 3 , for the fluid at line conditions.
202 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Measurement Performance 2. W ait approximately 30 minutes for th e flo w tube temperature to stabilize. 3. Use the same reference device as the one that w as used during the temperature of fset calibration to measure the temperature of the process fluid.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 203 Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance Chapter 22 Diagnostics and T roubleshooting 22.1 About this chapter This chapter expl ains ho w to use the diagnostic so ftw are to troublesh oot alarm condition s.
204 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Erratic non-z ero flow r ate under no-flow conditions RF interference Chec k environm ent for RF interf erence. See Section 22.11.5. Wiring problem V er ify all sensor-to-transmitter wir ing and ensure the wi res are making good contact.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 205 Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance Inaccurate flo w rate or batch t otal Bad flo w calibration f actor V e rify characterizati on.
206 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Diagnostics and T rouble shooting 22.3 Meter fingerprinting Note: Meter fingerprinting is available only on systems with the standar d cor e pr ocessor .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 207 Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance When the cursor is positioned on Current, you can use the RESET button to set a ne w start time for the recorded minimum and maximum values.
208 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Diagnostics and T rouble shooting If sensor simulation mode is activ e, the specified simulated v alues are su bstituted for process data from the sensor .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 209 Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance Some alarms can be reclassified.
210 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Diagnostics and T rouble shooting The acti ve alarm log pro vides help for each alarm listed (see Section 22.6.5), and also allows you to ackno wledge alarms. It is cleared and re generated with e v ery Series 3000 po wer c ycle.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 211 Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance Figure 22-4 Example alarm event log Active alarm log T o access the acti ve alarm log from the V iew menu: 1.
212 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Diagnostics and T rouble shooting The help system will display up to fi v e sc reens of information. On these screens: • The alarm number is displayed. • An ex planation of the alarm is prov ided.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 213 Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance A009 Xmtr Initializing Device is performing self-calibration after power-up .
214 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Diagnostics and T rouble shooting A026 Xmtr Comm Problem Communication errors between transmitter and core processor . F aul t No No If the custody transfer application is installed, the core processor ma y hav e been disconnected or replaced.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 215 Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance 22.7.2 Sensor alarms T able 22-5 lists all alarms in the Sensor cate gory , with descriptions, suggested user actions, and related information.
216 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Diagnostics and T rouble shooting 22.7.3 Process alarms T able 22-6 lists all alarms in the Process cate gory , with descriptions, suggested user actions, and related information. More informa tion on specif ic process alarms is provided later in this section.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 217 Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance.
218 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Diagnostics and T rouble shooting A012 Cal F ail - T oo High Calibration proced ure f aile d due to flow through the sensor . F aul t Y es No Ensure th at there is no flow through the sen sor .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 219 Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance Slug flow alarms Slugs – for example, gas in a liquid process or liquid in a gas process – occasionally appear in some applications.
220 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Diagnostics and T rouble shooting If slug limits have been conf igured, and slug flow occurs: • A slug flo w alarm is generated . • All outputs that are conf igured to represent flo w rate hold their last “pre-slug” value for the confi gured slug-flo w durati on.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 221 Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance Calibration alarms If a calibration procedure fails: 1.
222 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Diagnostics and T rouble shooting 22.7.4 Configu ration alarms T able 22-8 lists all alarms in the Conf iguration ca tegory , with descriptions, suggested user actions, and related information.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 223 Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance A101 mA 1 Fix ed Pr imary mA output is transmitting fix ed output lev el.
224 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Diagnostics and T rouble shooting 22.8 Restoring a working configuration At times it may be easier to start from a kno wn working configuration th an to t roubleshoot the existing conf iguration.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 225 Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance 3. Poll to make a connection to the core processor .
226 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Diagnostics and T rouble shooting No frequency output Process condition below cutoff V erify or change the cutoff.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 227 Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance 22.11 D iagnosing wiring problems Use the procedures in this section to check the transmitter installatio n for wiring problems.
228 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Diagnostics and T rouble shooting 5. Use a vo ltmeter to test the vo ltage at the transm itter’ s power -supply termin als. V erify that it is within the specified limits (s ee Appendix A or Appendix B).
Configuration a nd Use Manual 229 Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance 22.
230 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Diagnostics and T rouble shooting 22.17 Checking the calibration Improper calibration can cause the transmitter to se nd une xpected output v alues. If the transmitter appears to be operating correctly but sends inaccura te output v alues, an impr oper calibration may be the cause.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 231 Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance 22.18.3 Exce ssive drive gain Excessiv e dri ve gain can be caused by se veral problems.
232 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Diagnostics and T rouble shooting 22.18.5 Low pickoff voltage Lo w pickof f voltage can be caused by se v eral problems. See T able 22-13. 22.19 C hecking the core process or T wo core processor procedures are av a ilable: • Y ou can check the core proce sso r LED.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 233 Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance.
234 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Diagnostics and T rouble shooting 22.19.2 Core processor resistance test (standard core proce ssor only) Note: Perform this test only if an A026 alarm is pr esent. T o perform the core pro cessor resistance test: 1.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 235 Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance Figure 22-6 Core processor resistance test 22.
236 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Diagnostics and T rouble shooting 5. Leave the core processor terminal blocks disc onnected. At the sensor, remove the lid of the junction box and te st each sensor terminal for a short to case by placing one DMM lead on the terminal and the other lead on the sensor case.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 237 Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance 4. Disconnect the wires from th e core processor terminals.
238 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Figure 22-8 Sensor pins – Enhanced core pr ocessor 8. There shoul d be no open circu its, i.e., no inf inite resi stance readings. The LPO and RPO readings should be the same or very close (±5 Ω ).
Configuration a nd Use Manual 239 Diagnostics and T rouble shooting Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance 1.
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 241 Diagnostics and T roubl eshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specifications – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement Perf ormance Appendix A Specifications – Model 3300 and Model 3500 A.1 Housing and mounting There are two hou sing and mounti ng options a v ailable for the Model 3300 or Model 3500.
242 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Specifications – Model 3 300 and Model 3500 Figure A-1 Panel-mount dimensions for Model 330 0 or Model 3500 with screw-type connect.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 243 Specifications – Model 3 300 and Model 3500 Diagnostics and T roubl eshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specifications – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement .
244 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Specifications – Model 3 300 and Model 3500 Figure A-3 Rack-mount dimensions for Model 3300 or Model 3500 25 HP (25 TE) 3 U (3 HE) 4 13/16 (122,5) 5 1/16 (128,5) 4 x M2.5x11 5 9/16 (142,2) 28 HP (28 TE) 19-inch (486,2 mm) rack conf orms to DIN 41494, Part 5, and IEC 297-3.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 245 Specifications – Model 3 300 and Model 3500 Diagnostics and T roubl eshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specifications – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement .
246 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Specifications – Model 3 300 and Model 3500 A.5 Electrical connections Electrical connections depe nd on the mounting option.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 247 Specifications – Model 3 300 and Model 3500 Diagnostics and T roubl eshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specifications – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement Perf ormance Discrete inputs T wo discrete, momentary inpu ts • Pulse width : 0.
248 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Specifications – Model 3 300 and Model 3500 A.6.4 Digital communications • One RS-485 port (standard) - Sup ports Modbus R TU, Mo.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 249 Specifications – Model 3 300 and Model 3500 Diagnostics and T roubl eshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specifications – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement Perf ormance A.
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 251 Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement P erformance Appendix B Specifications – Model 3350 and Model 3700 B.
252 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Specifications – Model 3 350 and Model 3700 Figure B-1 Model 3350 or Model 3700 dime nsions – Face view Figure B-2 Model 3350 or .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 253 Specifications – Model 3 350 and Model 3700 Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement .
254 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Specifications – Model 3 350 and Model 3700 Figure B-4 Core processor dimension s Note: These dimensions apply only to the cor e pr ocessor compone nt in r emote cor e pr ocess or with r em ote transmitter installations.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 255 Specifications – Model 3 350 and Model 3700 Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement .
256 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Specifications – Model 3 350 and Model 3700 Discrete outputs Three discrete outputs • Configurable for the application • Polarity: Acti ve high or acti ve lo w , software selectable • Po wer: Internal pull-up to 24 V • V oltage: 24 VDC nominal • Current: Sourcing at 5.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 257 Specifications – Model 3 350 and Model 3700 Diagnostics and T roubleshooting Specifications – Model 3350 / 3700 Specific ations – Model 3300 / 3500 Measurement .
258 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Specifications – Model 3 350 and Model 3700 B.11 Performance specifications For performance specif ications, refer to the sensor specif ications. B.12 Cleaning instructions T o clean the Mod el 3350 or Model 3700, us e a clean damp cloth.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 259 Relay Instal lation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications – Model 3100 Appendix C Specifications – Model 3100 C.1 Overview The Model 3100 accessory features relay pa cks fo r interfacing with high-ener gy solenoids, pump starters, or other devices.
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 261 Relay Instal lation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications – Model 3100 Appendix D Installing Relays D.1 About this appendix This appendix explains ho w to install relay module s for the Series 3000 device. Relays are used to connect the device’ s discrete outputs to control devices.
262 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Installing Relays T o comply with hazardous area requirements: • Model 3100 relay mo dules must be mounted in to a suitable and cla.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 263 Installing Relays Relay Instal lation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications – Model 3100 Figure D-1 Discrete output circuit D.6 Installing the Model 3100 relay module Follo w these steps to install a Model 3100 relay module.
264 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Installing Relays Figure D-2 Relay module dimensions TS 32 TS 15 TS 35 x 15 2 1/32 (52) 2 7/32 (56) 2 21/64 (59) 2 (50) 3 3/64 (77) TS 35 x 7.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 265 Installing Relays Relay Instal lation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications – Model 3100 Step 2 Connect discrete output terminals to relays Follo w the steps below to connect the t ransmitter/contro ller’ s discrete output wiring terminals to one, two, or t hree relays.
266 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Installing Relays Figure D-3 Model 3300 or Model 3500 to Model 3100 – Screw-type or solder -tail connector Figure D-4 Model 3300 or.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 267 Installing Relays Relay Instal lation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications – Model 3100 Figure D-5 Model 3350 or Mode l 3700 to Model 3 100 Step 3 Connect relay wiring to control devices Follo w the steps be lo w to connect one, tw o, or three relays to a control de vice.
268 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Installing Relays Figure D-6 Model 3100 relay modu le to control devices – AC power Figure D-7 Model 3100 relay modu le to control .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 269 Installing Relays Relay Instal lation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications – Model 3100 D.7 Installing user -supplied relays Follo w these steps to inst all user-supplied relays.
270 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Installing Relays Figure D-8 Model 3300 or Model 3 500 to user -supplied relay – Screw-type or solder -tail connector Figure D-9 Mo.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 271 Installing Relays Relay Instal lation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications – Model 3100 Figure D-10 Model 3350 or Model 3700 to user -suppl ied relay Step 2 Connect relay wiring to control devices The method used to connect the relay to the control device depends on the function t he relay will perform.
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 273 Relay Instal lation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications – Model 3100 Appendix E Default V a lues and Ranges E.1 Overvie w This appendix pro vides information on the defaul t v alues for most Series 3000 parameters.
274 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Default Values and Ranges Density Density damping 1.6 sec 0.0 – 51.2 sec User-ente red va lue is corrected to nearest value in list of prese t v alues Density units g/cm 3 Density cutoff 0.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 275 Default Values and Ranges Relay Instal lation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications – Model 3100 Milliamp o utput 2 F ault indi cation: Condition Downscale F ault indi cation: Setting 2.0000 mA 1.0 – 3.6 mA F ault indi cation: Last measured value timeout 0 sec 0.
276 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Default Values and Ranges RS-485 paramet ers – Modbus R TU protocol Baud rate 9600 Modbus R TU is the default RS-485 protocol Pa r .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 277 Relay Instal lation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications – Model 3100 Appendix F Series 3000 Menu Flowcharts F.
278 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Series 3000 Menu Flowchart s Figure F-2 Process monitor: Discrete ba tch application installed F .3 Menu access As sho wn in Figure F-3: • T o access the V iew menu system, press the VIEW function b utton.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 279 Series 3000 Menu Flowchart s Relay Instal lation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications – Model 3100 Relay Installation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications.
280 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Series 3000 Menu Flowchart s Figure F-5 View menu: Special application s – Custody transfer (OIML) (Discrete batching, API, and ED .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 281 Series 3000 Menu Flowchart s Relay Instal lation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications – Model 3100 Relay Installation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications.
282 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Series 3000 Menu Flowchart s Figure F-7 Management menu – top level, Security menu, an d Language menu Management Menu Language Sec.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 283 Series 3000 Menu Flowchart s Relay Instal lation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications – Model 3100 Relay Installation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications.
284 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Series 3000 Menu Flowchart s Figure F-9 Configuration menu continued Manage ment M enu Config uratio n Measurements Discrete Events .
Configuration a nd Use Manual 285 Series 3000 Menu Flowchart s Relay Instal lation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications – Model 3100 Relay Installation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications.
286 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Series 3000 Menu Flowchart s Figure F-12 Configuration menu continued Management Menu Configuration Digital Communication Protoc ol=P.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 287 Series 3000 Menu Flowchart s Relay Instal lation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications – Model 3100 Relay Installation Series 3000 Menus Defaults Specifications.
288 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 289 375 Field Comm unicator Safety Labels Sample Ticket s ProLin k II Appendix G ProLink II and Pocket ProLink G.1 Overview ProLink II is a W indows-based conf iguration and ma nagement tool for Micr o Motion transmitters.
290 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers ProLink II and Pocket ProLink G.3 ProLink II configuration upload/do wnload ProLink II provides a conf iguratio n upload/do wnload function which a llo ws you to sav e conf iguration sets to your PC.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 291 ProLink II and Pocket ProLink 375 Field Comm unicator Safety Labels Sample Ticket s ProLin k II 5. Add re sistance as required. • For HAR T/Bell 202 connections, the signal con v erter must be connected across a resistance of 250–60 0 Ω .
292 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers ProLink II and Pocket ProLink Figure G-1 ProLink II main menu File Preferences • Use External T emperature • Enable Inventory Tot.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 293 ProLink II and Pocket ProLink 375 Field Comm unicator Safety Labels Sample Ticket s ProLin k II Figure G-2 ProLink II configuration menu Flow • Flow dire ction •F.
294 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers ProLink II and Pocket ProLink Figure G-3 ProLink II configuration menu continued Analog outpu t Primary/secondar y output • PV/SV i.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 295 ProLink II and Pocket ProLink 375 Field Comm unicator Safety Labels Sample Ticket s ProLin k II Figure G-4 ProLink II configuration menu continued Sensor • Sensor s.
296 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers ProLink II and Pocket ProLink Figure G-5 ProLink II configuration menu continued ProLin k > Configuration Printer Printer •T y p e • Data bits • Chars/sec • Buffer size • Disable paper out detection Ticket • B atch sta rt number (BOL) • No.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 297 375 Field Communicator Safety Labels Sample Tickets Pr oLink II Appendix H 375 Field Communicator H.1 Overview This appendix provides basic in formatio n for connecting and using th e 375 Field Commu nicator with your Series 3000 device.
298 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers 375 Field Comm unicator Figure H-1 Communicator Process V ars menu On-Line Me nu > 1 Process v ariables View fld dev vars 1 View b.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 299 375 Field Comm unicator 375 Field Communicator Safety Labels Sample Tickets Pr oLink II Figure H-2 Communicator Process V ars menu continued On-Line Menu > 1 Proce.
300 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers 375 Field Comm unicator Figure H-3 Communicator Diag/Service menu On-Line Menu > 2 Diag/Service Test/Status 1 View status 2 Self t.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 301 375 Field Comm unicator 375 Field Communicator Safety Labels Sample Tickets Pr oLink II Figure H-4 Communicator Basic Setup menu On-Line Menu > 3 Basic Setu p Tag .
302 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers 375 Field Comm unicator Figure H-5 Communicator De tailed Setup menu On-Line Me nu > 4 Detailed Setup 2 1 Charize s ensor 1 Sensor.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 303 375 Field Comm unicator 375 Field Communicator Safety Labels Sample Tickets Pr oLink II Figure H-6 Communicator Deta iled Setup menu continued On-Line Menu > 4 Det.
304 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers 375 Field Comm unicator Figure H-7 Communicator Deta iled Setup menu continued On-Line Menu > 4 Detailed Setup 6 5 Config discrete.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 305 375 Field Comm unicator Safety Labels Sample Ticket s ProLin k II Appendix I Sample T ickets I.1 Overview This appendix provides sample tick e ts for the follo wing t.
306 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Sample Tickets I.2 Standard tickets Figure I-1 T ypical process monitor tickets HEADER 1 HEADER 2 M. RESET 29-SEP-2003 10:58:27 Mass Flow Rate g/s Current_Value:0.000000 Average:-0.043297 Maximum:56:830570 Minimum:-0.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 307 Sample Tickets 375 Field Comm unicator Safety Labels Sample Ticket s ProLin k II Figure I-2 T y pical alarm tickets HEADER 1 HEADER 2 M.
308 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Sample Tickets Figure I-3 Configuration ticket and audit event log ticket For the tick ets sho wn in Figure I-3, codes are used for all items which are selected from a selection list.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 309 Sample Tickets 375 Field Comm unicator Safety Labels Sample Ticket s ProLin k II I.3 Batch tickets Figure I-4 T y pical batch tickets I.4 Batch (NTEP) tickets Figure I-5 Original tickets HEADER 1 HEADER 2 M. RESET 29-SEP-2003 11:05:01 Preset 1 Units: g Actual: 1324.
310 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Sample Tickets Figure I-6 Duplicate tickets I.5 T ransfer (OIML) tickets For the tick ets sho wn in Figure I-7, there is no w ay to distinguish between the following: • No alarm occurred.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 311 Sample Tickets 375 Field Comm unicator Safety Labels Sample Ticket s ProLin k II Figure I-7 No alarm banner HEADER 1 HEADER 2 HEADER 3 HEADER 4 M. RESET 15-MAR-2005 10:57:23 Transfer (BOL): 31 Complete Mass Transfer * 0.
312 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Sample Tickets Figure I-8 Alarm banner HEADER 1 HEADER 2 HEADER 3 HEADER 4 M. RESET 15-MAR-2005 10:57:23 Transfer (BOL): 36 Complete Mass Transfer * 0.000 kg* Mass Inventory 297.18 kg Volume Transfer * 0.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 313 Sample Tickets 375 Field Comm unicator Safety Labels Sample Ticket s ProLin k II Figure I-9 Process variable approved I.
314 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers Sample Tickets Figure I-11 Duplicate tickets HEADER 1 HEADER 2 HEADER 3 HEADER 4 M. RESET 15-MAR-2005 10:57:23 T otal: 1162.0591 g Batch Count: (8) DUPLICA TE_RECEIPT FOOTER HEADER 1 HEADER 2 HEADER 3 HEADER 4 M.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 315 375 Field Communicator Safety Labels Sample Tickets Pr oLink II Appendix J Label Maintenance and Replacement J.1 Maintaining and replacing labels Micro Motion product safety labels ha ve been designed in accord ance with the v oluntary standard ANSI Z535.
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 317 NE 53 Hi story Index Return P olicy Appendix K Return Policy K.1 General guidelines Micro Motion procedures must be followed when retu rning equipment. These procedures ensure legal compliance with gov ernment transportation agencies and hel p provide a safe wo rking en vironment for Micro Motion employees.
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 319 NE 53 Hi story Index Return P olicy Appendix L NE 53 Histor y L.1 Overvie w This appendix document s the change history of the S eries 3000 MVD de vice softw are. L.2 Software change his tory T able L-1 describes the change history of the soft ware.
320 Micro Moti on ® Series 3000 MVD Transmitters a nd Controllers NE 53 History 3/2007 7.00 Software expansion 20001266C Added flow s witch to selection list for discrete output assignment Added abil.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 321 NE 53 History NE 53 Hi story Index Return P olicy Software adjustment Clarified range checking when wr iting D1 and D2 values f or T -Ser ies sensors Clarified postin.
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Configuration a nd Use Manual 323 NE 53 Hi story Index Return P olicy Index Numerics 20 mA value configuration 67 troubleshooting 229 375 Field Communicat or 297 connecting to Series 3000 dev ice 297 .
324 Micro Motion ® Serie s 3000 MVD Transmit ters and Contro llers Index batch AOC 85, 157 density 197 sensor zero 134 temperature 201 troubleshooting 230 Calibration factors 53 Calibration span 67 C.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 325 Index NE 53 Hi story Index Return P olicy process monitor display variables 94 precision of displaye d variables 94 process totalizer and process invent ory labels 94.
326 Micro Motion ® Serie s 3000 MVD Transmit ters and Contro llers Index security switch 111 Model 3300 or Model 3500 pa nel- mount 111 Model 3300 or Model 3500 rack-mount 112 Model 3350 or Model 370.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 327 Index NE 53 Hi story Index Return P olicy voltage levels 63 Display process monitor configuration 94 scientific notation 30 startup 25 update period 95 using 25 Docum.
328 Micro Motion ® Serie s 3000 MVD Transmit ters and Contro llers Index HART Tri-Loop wiring diagram 23 with pressure compensation or external temperature compensation 23 Hazardous area classificati.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 329 Index NE 53 Hi story Index Return P olicy Measurement units density 51 mass flow 42 special units 49 temperature 52 verifying correct configura tion 229 volume flow (.
330 Micro Motion ® Serie s 3000 MVD Transmit ters and Contro llers Index P Panel-mount See Model 3300 or Model 3500 panel-mount Passwords configuration 34 alarm log password 110 configuration passwor.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 331 Index NE 53 Hi story Index Return P olicy installation 263 mounting 263 power 261 replacing 262 types 261 user-supplied 262, 269 Relay packs 259 Remote core processor.
332 Micro Motion ® Serie s 3000 MVD Transmit ters and Contro llers Index process variable configuration 52 units 52 Temperature compensation See External temperature compensation Terminal blocks 11 T.
Configuration a nd Use Manual 333 Index NE 53 Hi story Index Return P olicy sensor pickoff values 231 sensor simulation mode 207 sensor tubes 229 sensor-to-transmitter wiring 228 short to case 235 tes.
334 Micro Motion ® Serie s 3000 MVD Transmit ters and Contro llers.
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